In Hampton Roads the closest we have to a large city feel of living is Norfolk. Specifically the Ghent, West Ghent area and downtown Norfolk. As a real estate agent, I have found that people who move to downtown Norfolk do not want to leave. Hence, the price of living in these neighborhoods is rather higher.
My friend Nicole, who lives in downtown Norfolk mentions in her Facebook page that she “is really loving the Wednesday nights "Stay & Plays"...especially when it's right next door :)
So I am really exited to share this Norfolk happening.
This is what Nicole has to say “Hey Tere, every Wednesday to help with ALL the construction, downtown has a "Stay and Play" at a different restaurant each week. It's to encourage people that work downtown to stay for a while and support that profiled restaurant before going home. Nice networking opportunity too!”
This past week’s featured restaurant was “456 Fish”
Wednesday, June 17th from 5-7pm “Guadalajara” located at 411 Granby Street.
Wednesday, June 24th from 5-7pm “Entourage” @ 112 Bank Street.
I am not crazy for Mexican food (remember, I am Colombian) but I have never been to Entourage, so I will be there on the 24th. See you there?
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Hi Tere: They have great marketing - love the martini shaker!
:)